Newton Love commented,
I used the select tool on measure 44. I shift-clicked on the last measure, selecting all the measures in between. I ran the Respell and still have the accidentals. I reran the Canonical utility, an...
Newton Love commented,
No change. same problem.
Newton Love commented,
The beginning key signature was set with "until the next key change." I can try to force it to measures 1 to 43, if you think it will help. At measure 44, the new key signature appears on the visua...
Newton Love commented,
I selected measure 44, where the key change occurs. The key signature shows A major. That allowed me to Respell the notes. Next, I applied the plug-in Plug-ins menu > Scoring and Arranging > Canoni...
Newton Love commented,
Thank you, Mr Thomsen. Yes, the playback sounds fine. This is only a score issue. I need the score for the musicians to have sheet music from which to make a song demo. I opened the .musx file, and...
Newton Love commented,
I don't remember. I tried lots of different options, but which was last? I don't remember. Can you tell me what to do?
Newton Love commented,
I still have a problem. Good news is the song starts in A-flat major. The bad news is that even though I have the key change to A major at measure 42, the rest of the song is full of accidentals, a...
Newton Love commented,
I tried what you suggested. It worked great, including Finale noting that the composer transitioned from A-flat major through another key for two measures, before finishing the song in A major. Ver...
Newton Love commented,
Thank you for helping me! The composer who I've recently partnered with knew nothing about MIDIs before I started working with him. I have no keyboard skills; I compose with Finale using point and ...
Newton Love commented,
It is as if Finale applied the initial key change of A-flat at measure 1, and then to A major at measure 44 to the score, but left the MIDI notes in the key of C, giving all the accidentals that ap...